Sentence examples for believed set from inspiring English sources

As many as 20 fires believed set by an arsonist burned in the Osceola National Forest.

As well as the monks who marked the anniversary of the last big rising in 1989, young Tibetan men trashed Chinese shops and, if the reports are to be believed, set off fires that may have burned Han Chinese alive.

In the major shrauta rites, requiring three fires and 16 priests or more, "the man who knows"—the person with insight into the correspondences (bandhu) between the mundane and cosmic phenomena and the eternal transcendent reality beyond them and who knows the meaning of the ritual words and acts may, it is believed, set great cosmic processes in motion for the benefit of humanity.

WASHINGTON — A week in which the capital was first shaken by a shutdown of the federal government and then rattled by a car chase and shooting on Capitol Hill ended Friday with scenes of a medical helicopter evacuating a man who the police believed set himself on fire on the National Mall.

That gaucheness, he believed, set the establishment against him and, though Waters explains that Trueman shared the blame for his outlaw image, one cannot help wonder how he might have flourished had he been given the sympathetic treatment at last afforded him by his club when the unsung Ronnie Burnet became captain in 1958.

Fabric have, it is believed, set out 32 new licensing conditions which they argue will allow the club to operate at a "gold standard" should their currently revoked license be reinstated.

The act of giving away one child, McEwan believes, set in motion a perverse pattern.

That, I believe, set my generation apart more than anything else.

But residents said they often helped defecting soldiers escape, a pattern they believe set off the violence.

The fortuneteller who several investigators believe set the events in motion was found not guilty on appeal.

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